Your Sagittarius Monthly Horoscope
Your Key Dates:
May 4: Explore new ways of spicing up your to-do list
May 18: Don’t get caught in a lie; tell the truth
May 21: Prepare for an early cuffing season
You’re guided by your passions and curiosities, which is why you’re always on the run. While you're comfortable cruising at 35,000 feet, mundane activities like going to the doctor and folding your laundry can really get you down. Don’t even think about overlooking the new Moon in Taurus on May 4, which activates the area of your chart connected to organization, routines, and schedules. Not to sound dramatic, Sagittarius babe, but the lessons of this lunation may change your life forever.
Venus also gets involved on May 15 when the planet of love, beauty, and money moves into this sector. Venus is all about indulgence, so consider ways you can incorporate more zest into your daily life. Try taking an alternate route home or incorporating something different, like pulling a tarot card, into your morning routine. These are simple gestures, but over time, they have potential to fuel radical transformation. Each day is an adventure, Sag baby. You don’t need to jump out of an airplane in order to make it worth your while.
Everyone has a different relationship with the Moon and on May 18, you discover that yours is extremely complex. The full Moon in Scorpio shines a light in the area of your chart connected to secrets, psychic powers, and hidden things. To be blunt, Sagittarius, if you’ve been trying to bury your past, you may want to grab a shovel and start digging. The truth is always revealed during a full Moon, and it’s always better fess up than be found out.
On May 21, the Sun cruises into Gemini-your opposite sign. With the vivid star activating your partnership zone, you’re suddenly thinking in twos. Usually, you’re all about solo missions, but looking for a co-pilot feels… exciting? Embrace it! You’re transforming rapidly and your interpersonal dynamics are also evolving, Sag darling. By the end of the month, try saying “yes” to something (or someone) totally unexpected.
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